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AUTOMATED GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM CHARTING OF ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES: A LIMNOLOGIC CASE STUDY
Citation:
Gubala, C., C. Branch, N. Roundy, AND D. Landers. AUTOMATED GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM CHARTING OF ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTES: A LIMNOLOGIC CASE STUDY. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/J-95/332, 1994.
Description:
An efficient, automated system for the collection of spatially variant environmental data has been designed and tested in a limnologic setting. he technique links differentially corrected global positions system data directly with that of a digital environmental sensor using a system fully compatible with geographic information system (GIS) and can be utilized for a plethora of applications requiring the simultaneous recording of precise (2-5m) global position and environmental response variables. imnologic application of the combination of GPS with an external sensor illustrated the efficacy of this technique.